A7V8X XP works but w/o support for Lan,USB and Sound

I've got an Asus A7V8X and ran into a problem once I re-loaded XP. XP works great, I have access to my files and it loads just fine, just w/out the Lan, USB and Sound. Under the device driver, all I get are question marks for these devices. Everything was good before I reloaded XP, so I know the board works fine. I installed the most recent 4 in 1 drivers per the Asus website but still no-go. I made no changes to the Bios in 6 months, so I should be fine there.

I downloaded and installed but still I have those pesky question marks in my device manager. And still, no support. I didn't properly describe the condition in my first post, so I'll try to be more thorough here.

Had this problem before on that board. You got one of three things, BIOS is corrupt or bad due to a bad or wrong BIOS flash, BIOS option may be wrong, try setting to default settings or you have a bad board. Only three things that stop those items from working. You could try reloading Windows and making sure you don't have a virus though. Good luck

You need to go to the Asus Website maybe called asustek. Then download the chipset drivers for that motherboard and try installing the drivers. If it is a Via chipset you need the Via 4-in-1 drivers.

These motherboards were very finicky. You might do better with a motherboard like the A7N8X if you have an Athlon XP processor or an Athlon Processor. I dont recall what processor these boards were designed for.

You need to go to the Asus Website maybe called asustek. Then download the chipset drivers for that motherboard and try installing the drivers. If it is a Via chipset you need the Via 4-in-1 drivers.

These motherboards were very finicky. You might do better with a motherboard like the A7N8X if you have an Athlon XP processor or an Athlon Processor. I dont recall what processor these boards were designed for.

For Asus motherboards always try the Asus Drivers. The standard Via Drivers may not work correctly or as well or even at all. I have used a lot of Asus motherboards. The motherboards with the most problems have been the ones with Via Chipsets.